Studies on Judgments of Deviance Made by Observers About the Misbehavior

Studies on judgments of deviance made by observers about the misbehavior of children have found that:

A) Attractive children are judged more negatively and harshly for their misbehavior than unattractive children are.
B) Unattractive children are judged more negatively and harshly for their misbehavior than attractive children are.
C) There was no pattern by looks; attractive and unattractive children were judged equally negatively and as harshly for their misbehavior.
D) There is an unknown and unknowable relationship between degree of attractiveness and how negatively and harshly children are judged for their
misbehavior.
E) none of the above